Life circumstances change—family composition, assets and care preferences can evolve. Regular reviews ensure a will accurately reflects current wishes and reduces the risk of disputes. Serantra conducts practical reviews and recommends targeted updates when necessary.

An enduring power of attorney (EPA) appoints someone to manage property and business matters if a person loses mental capacity. It is a legal tool that supports continuity of business management and can prevent more intrusive court processes. We explain scope, safeguards and registration steps under Singapore law.

Probate is the court process to validate a will and authorize the executor to administer an estate. It is typically required when there are assets in the deceased’s name that need formal transfer. Serantra assists with documentation, application preparation and liaison with banks and institutions.

If exploitation is suspected, immediate documentation, restricting access to vulnerable accounts and early legal advice are important. We coordinate with social services and business institutions to seek protective measures and explore legal remedies while prioritizing client safety and dignity.

Yes. Serantra offers in-home and remote consultations to accommodate mobility or health constraints. We adapt our process—meeting with family members or care professionals as needed—to ensure comprehensive and practical legal planning.

Costs vary by complexity. Serantra provides a clear fee estimate after an initial assessment, outlining fixed fees for standard documents like wills and EPAs and explaining any additional charges for estate administration or complex advisory work.